Besides creating their own stuff and exposing it here, the Kobayashi group strolls the net for all eye and ear candy to share with you. Music, art, design, film, fun, you name it. Every day new posts, every day Archibald Kobayashi… more >>
Now, this is a painting I would never get bored of watching. I would love to have that on my wall somewhere. It tells everything about this world, that it’s just a ridiculous place really.
More great paintings by Paco Pomet you’ll find on his blog.
Why do I find this extremely funny? I don’t know, but I laughed my ass off, really. It’s probably a very serious piece by Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, but somehow this strongly reminds me of this.
With that phrase in mind you could score this year on the Youtubes and Flickrs in my opinion. This guy drew a on a gazillion coffee cups and now he shines on Archibald Kobayashi. See the guy at work.
Ron Mueck, famous for his huge realistic sculptures of humans, started his career as a puppetmaker for children films like Labyrinth and Jim Hensons Storyteller series.
This guy made a halloween-head-costume completely out of paper after being inspired by the typical heads you see in computergames. Damn, I would die if this figure would ring my doorbell standing there all relaxed with his hands on his back. We like it a lot! Click here to see how he pulled the trick.
Autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire is abe to draw New York after a helicopter ride of only 20 minutes. While listening to Saturday Night Fever on his iPod over and over again he has drawn cities like Tokyo, Hong Kong, Rome, Frankfurt Madrid all by memory. See the guy at work here.
Spy is a Spanish artist with roots in grafitti who shifted, like many did, from spraycans to more conceptual street art. ‘For security reasons‘ is one of many projects he did. Funny stuff.
This dude spent days in front of photoshop using parts of anonymous faces of countries where once dictators ruled. The cutest I think is Robert Mugabe. You just want to pinch his cheek and say: “ahhhh, koodiekoodiekoodie!”. Great work.
Your kid would be either over the moon or it would have one of the most traumatic experiences of his life… Click image for more. (Found on What Alice Found)
The wall of the information centre in Montreal follows the movement of the people passing by. “The installation includes tracking devices and low-resolution LED displays and is capable of showing many different visualizations based on the presence and movement of people.” (Found on Fubiz)
By Mr. Fingers aka Larry Heard. This 1987 Chicago House masterpiece was one of the tracks that took house music to another level. Our new best track ever.
A story told by Capucine, an über-sweet French talking kid. She throws out all the fantasy in her head in one go. Baby monkeys lost in frightening trees. A witch. Crocodiles. Boxes of animals that were poor. A tremendously very bad mammoth. You just gotta love this.